The Guthrie Rotary Student of the Week is Bella Benham._ She is the daughter of Craig and Laura Benham._ Bella has been active in dance for many years._ She is a Special Olympics Unified Partner, a member of National Honor Society, Student Council, FCCLA, Mu Alpha Theta, and will be a Valedictorian._Bella received the DAR Good Citizen Award and has all ready received two scholarships_ to attend OSU where she will major in Allied Health._ Pictured with Bella is Rotary President, Tyler Calvert.

The last FFA/4-H Pork Chop Feed and Auction of the year will be Saturday night February 3 at Coyle High School. Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door. The dinner will begin at 5 p.m. in the new gym on Bond Avenue. The live auction will start at 7 p.m. There are lots of auction items small and large including student made items that are in the auction. Tickets are still available at the school office. There is also carryout meals available. The money raised helps the students fund their trips to the district FFA shows, OYE, and the FFA State meeting among other events.

Another Guthrie institution hits a major milestone, as the Oklahoma Sports Heritage Museum celebrates its 30th year. The Museum will mark this momentous occasion with a celebration this coming Saturday, February 3.

An inaugural track meet for local elementary students, held in honor of longtime_Guthrie High track, cross country coach and athletic director Gary Boxley, will be held this spring at the Clay Tarter Complex behind the school._ Current track and field coach_ Bryce Balenseifen made the announcement, saying the meet will take place Friday, May 17.

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